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Friends Don’t Let Friends Join the Military

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By Hamilton Nolan Verified
| ZNetwork
This week, hard-drinking television presenter Pete Hegseth gave a major policy speech in his role as head of the world’s most powerful military. In it, he informed an audience of high-ranking officers that the United States military is no longer “woke.” Instead, they will now focus on warfighting. “No more silly PowerPoint trainings or drag queen shows.
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Jaguars Junction: Week 4

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By Hamilton Nolan Verified
| Defector Verified
Are you grasping for an explanation of the Jacksonville Jaguars' typically excellent performance? Look no further than the Microsoft Surface. Microsoft Surface tablets are in the hands of all the Jaguars coaches on the sidelines now and players are allowed to look at them as well. You can even buy a Jacksonville Jaguars skin to customize your own Microsoft Surface at home. With Microsoft Surface, the opposing team can no longer hide behind their helmets.
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The Three True Pillars Of American Democracy

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By Hamilton Nolan Verified
| In These Times Verified
The fragility of U.S. democracy is not an accident. Nor is it an inevitable product of our unfinished national slog toward freedom or proof of the inability of regular people to wisely govern their own affairs. It is instead the consequence of direct attacks on the architecture that makes any democratic system possible. Our supporting pillars are being chipped away, and if that is not stopped, the house will collapse.
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